(A) Prior to submission of a preliminary plat, the subdivider shall discuss tentative studies with the planner.
(B) In order to receive consideration at the next subsequent meeting of the Commission, five prints of the preliminary plat along with writing application shall be filed with the planner not less than five days prior to such meeting.
(C) The following shall be shown on or accompany the preliminary plat:
(1) Proposed name of the subdivision and description of land to be platted;
(2) Scales shall be 100 feet to the inch, or larger, except that the location of the nearest sanitary and storm sewers and water mains may be shown at a scale of 400 feet to the inch;
(3) Date and cardinal point;
(4) The boundary lines, accurate in scale of the tract to be subdivided;
(5) The proposed names of all streets;
(6) The location, width, approximate grade and radii of curvature if of proposed and existing streets, alleys, highways, walkways and easements, including those for utilities, to be included in the plat;
(7) Locations and dimensions of proposed lots and parks;
(8) The location of all existing features within or adjacent to the proposed subdivision, which affect the subdivision, such as railroads, roads, buildings, wooded areas, easements, ditches, county drains, watercourses, section lines and the like;
(9) The location and size of the nearest available public sanitary sewer, water mains and power lines existing or proposed;
(10) The location, size and grade of the sewer which is proposed to serve the subdivision or the location and explanation of other means of sewage disposal which shall be acceptable by the Health Department;
(11) The names and addresses of the subdivider and other owners of record of land within the proposed subdivision; and the engineer or surveyor;
(12) All parcels of land proposed to be dedicated to public use and conditions of such dedication;
(13) When only a part of a tract is proposed to be subdivided, the layout of the remaining area shall be shown in sketch form;
(14) Boundary lines of adjacent tracts or unsubdivided and subdivided land showing owners;
(15) Contours when required by the Commission;
(16) The proposed numbers of lots shall be shown by numerical order commencing with number “1" and with no omission or duplications;
(17) There shall be no block numbers or letters;
(18) Deed or subdivision restrictions, when desired by the subdivider, shall be furnished; and
(19) A written statement of intent, of the installation of improvements, shall be furnished.
(1991 Code, § 5.335)